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When you're first coming down the stairs, you pass by my gallery of vintage cheesecake albums. |
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But as you head down the stairs, you'll really notice my five and a half foot tall playmobil viking. Print on the left is from friend Sutter. |
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This is my complete collection of Xevoz. That is one of each figure produced. |
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Across from that are my credentials for ministry. Thank you Internet. |
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Here is Iron-Cow's poster, Online Heroes, done in the style of Batman The Animated Series. I'm on there. Cool! |
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When you first walk in, to your left is my playmobil display. |
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The middle is my favorite, the Incan temple. Above that are my knights, but those aren't set up yet. |
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Golden Nugget Saloon (with call girl!) and McLaren's Goldmine. |
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My pirate ship and pirate jail. Arrrrrrrrrrr. |
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Not quite finished, but this includes the executioner, viking, Fire Wizard, devil, ninja, centaurians, Haz-Mat crew and injured boy. |
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The leisure world features the large keg, drunken hobo and porta-potty. |
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Next to the playmobil are my Masters of the Universe
Snakemen, villians, and heroic warriors. Slime pit and Castle Grayskull |
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Armies of Middle Earth (Lord of the Rings), and then all my Batman figures, including Bat Signal Batman from overseas, and a classic MEGO Batman from Lando and Jager.
Underneath them are the recent Ninja Turtles, Art Asylum's Kirk and Khan, and McFarlane's Robocop. |
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DC Minimates (C3) and my classic 1989 Batmobiles. The die-cast one is uber-sweet, but the Toy Biz one is a classic. |
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More Batmobiles, including The Batman's and Batman Begins' Batmobiles. |
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Temporary home of the Alien Mez-Its |
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Mantle above the wood-burning fireplace. The metal MPb logo is courtesy of Jager. I have to say that was one of the most kick-ass presents ever.
Be sure to visit HampshireMetal.com |
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Here is my new Transformers shelf. There are Mega-Man action figures above (from Jazwares.com) and Stikfas figures below. The Stikfas were from YouBuyNow.com. Some of the Transformer Alternators were from BriansToys.com
Check out 20th Anniversary Optimus Prime and the Alternators reviews. |
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At the other end of the mantle is my modest collection of vinyl figures. I'm really digging the Retro Roto figures from Jazwares. |
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That's James "Roscoe" Best, Adam "Batman" West, Chuck Barris, Dr. Ruth and Buzz Aldren |
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That's Homies artist, David Gonzales, Jim Lee's Batman head-shot and an original TMNT animation cel. |
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Assorted knick nacks, including the Back to the Future DeLorean, Shockini, Kubricks, Toy Godd designed Qees and my favorite McDonalds Happy Meal toys, ever. |
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Standing next to the mantle you would see my MPb banner from the Ka-Pow BQ, my computer, and my time-zone clocks. |
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I have seven clocks on the bulkhead, each set to a different time zone. El Segundo, California is the HQ for Mattel; Oak Brook, Illinois is the home to McDonalds, and Pawtucket, Rhode Island is Hasbro. Greenwich is for Greenwich Mean Time (as in GMT) |
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Next to the computer is my trusty Batphone, and above that, most of the carded toys I have. The shadow box in the top left is a piece of wall debris, from a Kaiju Big Battel, signed by the creator, Rand. You'll also see an Ultima Online figure signed by Todd McFarlane |
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On the other side of the banner is my bookshelf with light-up Lounge sign. I need to re-take this shot, but you can see the Marvel Minimates I have. |
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In this older picture, my Xevoz lived up top, followed by the Pigs in Space (and Toy Fair exclusive Gold-Tux Gonzo |
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Assorted Star Wars figures and carbonite freeze playset. |
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McFarlane shelf has the old Frankenstein monster playsets, Cy-Gor (II), 3 Nitro Riders, VooDoo Queen and Where the Wild Things Are figure. |
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I fell in love with this clock while in Paris, but never got it. My wife surprised me with it on our anniversary. Each one of those gears move, at different speeds. It's kind of hypnotic. |
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Almost forgot... this playmobil native behind glass is from the 1983 McDonalds promotion. There was a voluntary recall because the pieces that came with this set were a choking hazard. Because of this specific promotion, McDonalds, and all other fast food chains, began offering a separate toy for children under 3. |
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